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    Quote Originally Posted by Clint45 View Post
    Not sure why the vehicle was impounded unless it was illegally parked, unregistered, or the plate number was flagged for an investigative hold.

    They are required to search impounded vehicles and inventory the contents. Any firearms found will be secured for the rightful owner. You should be able to get them back with minimal hassle, but remember you are dealing with a bureaucracy.
    I am the rightful owner and at the scene I was able to produce record/proof of ownership...

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    moral of the story: avoid activities that invite police interaction when carrying

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    Quote Originally Posted by NightCat View Post
    I am the rightful owner and at the scene I was able to produce record/proof of ownership...
    If the vehicle was being impounded that was the officer's decision to make, and he probably had to make it quickly and on his own. Now you need to deal with the bureaucracy and take a day off work to fill out bullshit paperwork. If no charges were filed against you and your property is being released to you, you probably do not need an attorney for this unless you want to sue Denver.

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